Royal Marines man an anti-aircraft gun at Zeeburgge, Belgium.April 1945


taken from fb/Places of war

AA emplacement

A Bren gun carrier is used on one airfield for towing trolley loads of bombs through the airfield to the dispersal points. Malta. 19 January 1943
Why Malta?The camouflage on the Bren carrier is the give away.The 'stone wall' camouflage was used on Malta for military vehicles and tanks during WW2.The Maltese used to built low stone walls as borders around fields etc.Still a lot remain nowadays on the Island ;)
taken from fb/WWII military info and photos

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British soldiers with a 57-mm QF (Quick Firing) 6-pounder gun fighting in Italy while an enemy shell bursts nearby; spring 1945.
The Ordnance Quick-Firing 6-pounder 7 cwt, or just 6 pounder, was the primary anti-tank gun of the British Army during WWII.